Ambassador Luce Sees Notable First Year in Rome
Rome April 21 Ambassador Clare Boothe Luce marks one year as U S envoy to Italy amid Trieste tensions and frequent Italian gov ernment shifts. Officials say she has performed surprisingly well though some prefer a male ambassador. She aims to stay as long as Washington deems useful and may later retire to writing. Her wit helps counter Communist propaganda targeting her Rome post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Swinton
Rome
Clare Boothe Luce
U. S
Naples
Luce
Dulles
Thos
Henry R. Luce
New York
Psi Chapters Dinner Plans Change and Nomination Plans
Psi Chapter members met for a regular business session at the CA hayride. The mother daughter dinner moved from April 24 to May 8 with tentative May 6 plans. Nomination committee will present officers at the May 4 meeting and installation ceremonies are scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psi Chapter
Nu Phi Me Sorority
CAA
Jerry Pratt
Vale
Organiza Gon
Jackie Cornwell
Pratt
Nancy Polleys
Ora Sallie
yMea
Betrothal Told In Lebanon To Mary Frances Hart and Donald Scott
Mr and Mrs James S Hart cock Sr announce the engagement of their daughter Mary Frances Hartcock to Donald B Scott son of Mrs W A Scott of Hillsboro and the late Mr Scott Miss Hartcock works for Ohio Bell Telephone in Dayton Scott is employed by the National Cash Register Co in Dayton The couple plan to marry June 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James S. Hartcock Sr
Lebanon
Mary Frances
Donald B.scott
W. A. Scott
Hillsboro
Mr. Scott
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Dayton
National Cash Hregister Co
Miss Hartsock
Cincinnati Symphony Marks 60th Anniversary Next Year
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra will celebrate its 60th season with Thor Johnson returning for his eighth year as music director. A 20 concert subscription plan includes matinee and evening series. Notable debuts include Fischer-Dieskau in Brahms Requiem, and Sibelius The Tempest American premiere with Antioch Area Theater. Mitropoulos will guest conduct in mid January alongside a star lineup of soloists and ballet performances.
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Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Thor Johnson
Fischer-Dieskau
United
Antioch Area Theater
Yellow Springs
United States
Sibelius
Johnson
Dimitri Mitropoulos
New York Philharmonic
Cincinnati
Gues
Hheiss
We Cacingstl Symphony
Walter Giesexing
Artur Blounstein
Claudio Arrau
Grant Johannessen
Paro Quartet
Guomar Nowaes
Dane Wagenverg
Bari Wild
Roberta Pe
Erica Morini
Michael Rabin
Ballet Russe de Monte Carlo
Maria Tascaiel
Frederic Franklin
Lebanon Couple Wed at Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Miss Violet Saltsgaver daughter of Mrs A M Ballinger Lebanon and Charles Reif son of Mrs Howard Heif were united in marriage at 7 30 Friday at the Lebanon Presbyterian Church The Rev J Taylor McHeadry officiated A reception followed at the home of the bride's parents The bride is employed in the office of Low Romont real estate broker and her husband works for National Cash Register Cain Dayton The couple reside in an apartment on West Avenue Lebanon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon Presbyterian Church
Violet Saltsgaver
A M. Ballinger
Lebanon
Charles Reif
Howard Heif
Hev. J. Taylor McHeadry
Robert Pewere Wieny
Cme of
Tae
A. M. Ballinger
Reif
Low Romontr
Scout History Talk Highlights Girl Scout Roots and Plans
Middletown Business and Professional Women heard Miss Mary Christman discuss Girl Scout history with slides on the purchase of Stoney Brook Farm. Beverly Pate sang, and 25 delegates were elected for the state convention May 21 to 23 in Cincinnati.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Mary Christman
Stoneybrook Farm
Beverly Pate
Netherland Plaza
Cincinnati
Chae Won Suk
BAPW
Chun Ann
Travel Notes From Easter Trips Across Cities and Islands
Mrs E H Werman and Mrs L E Marshall plan Bermuda voyage via New York City with return by ship. Craycroft of Chicago back after Easter with Staycrafts of Warren Road. Harpe and Charles visited New York City over Easter. Kramer family returned from Washington DC visiting Maj and Mrs Peter Guzak. Holland and Hammerle returned from an eleven day Florida vacation by plane. Middletonians toured Naples Ft Lauderdale Miami Key West and Havana with Hammerles hosts. Since 1940 federal state and local civilian jobholders rose about 6 percent while total US jobs grew 14 percent.
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E. H. Werman
Kenwood Drive
L. E. Marshall
Franklin
New York City
Bermudas
United States
Mary Ann Holland
Midway Street
Miss Ann Hammerle
Centennial Avenue
Florida
Middletonians
Naples
Ft. Lauderdale
Miami
Key West
Miss Hammerle
John Hammerle
Miss Holland
Havana
Cuba
U. S
Aquarium Club Plans Field Trip
Middletown Aquarium Society members planned a June 20 field trip at a Civic Association meeting. A. J. Kerschbaum showed films titled Silver Springs Demons of the Deep Undersea Life and Lets Go Fishing. Richard Byrum won a prize at the session. Members from Middletown and Fenwick high schools and the public are invited to the May 18 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Aquarium Society
Civic Association
A. J. Kerschbaum
Silver Springs
Middletown High School
Fenwick High
Society
Richard Byrum
Monroe Students To Appear Here
The Monroe Travels Pro Tam directed by Pau LD will be presented tomorrow evening at 7 30 at Maple Park School sponsored by the Maple Park Mothers Club. Lemon Monroe students will appear with Bob er as narrator. Tickets may be obtained at the door.
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Pau LD
Maple Park School
Maple Park Mothers Club
Oe Lemon-Monroe
Bober
Club Events Highlight Local Modern Mothers Circles
Mrs. Harold Figley spoke on History of Athens at Modern Mothers Circle meeting at Mrs. Elliott Perkins home on Sawyer Road. Election of Highland Circle officers and plans for May events were announced along with a charitable clothing donation and a May 13 League banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Figley
Athens
Modern Mothers Circle
MSL
Elliott Perkins
Sawyer Road
Figley
Clifford Cook
McGuffey
Ray
Carpenter's Geographic
Antique gowns highlighted at Butler County museum open house
The Butler County Historical Society hosts an open house at 327 N Second St Hamilton from 2 to 4 pm featuring gowns from bygone years worn by the reception committee. Mrs Howard Shhaeffer Seven Mile wears a dress from William Henry Harrison inaugural ball loaned by Mrs Bess Reed Wilson Seven Mile.
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Museum of the
Butler County Historical Society
N. 2Nd St
Hamilton
Howard Shhaeffer
Seven Mile
William Henry Harrison
Ida Cunningham Reed
Bess Reed Wilson
Willard F. Schenck
Trenton
Sem Flickinger
Robert D. Gillespie
Oxeana
Sarah Clawson
Princeton
Ivan Heitsman
Sorority Initiates Carol Maier at Delta Chi Sigma
Miss Carol Maier was formally initiated into Delta Chi Sigma during a social meeting last evening at the Shantyon Verity Parkway. Mrs. Oscar Day, chairman, and Mrs. Fred Ziegler led a discussion on the province convention to be held in Middle town in November. Hostesses were Miss Margaret Elieff, Miss Gay Rentschler and Miss Frances Scorti.
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Carol Maier
Delta Chi Sigma Sorority
Shantyon Verity Parkway
Middletown
Oscar Day
Fred Ziegler
Cochairman
Margaret Elieff
Gay Rentschler
Frances Scorti
AAUW group to meet at Mrs Weikel home
Members of the money management group of AAUW assemble tonight for an eight o clock meeting at the home of Mrs Homer Weikel in West Middletown. Mrs Sperman Perry of Stanley Street arranges transportation. A book review by Mrs Vance Cribbs will be part of the program. Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem meets tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at the Sonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Money Management Group
AAUW
Homer Weikel
West Middletown
Sperman Perry
Stanley Street
Vance Cribbs
Order of White Shrine of
Jersalem
Sonic Temple
Middletown Circle and Trenton Circle elect new leaders
At Middletown Circle meeting Mrs Adrian Brooks, assisted by Mrs Russell Nicols, hosted at Moorman Place. Travels by Mrs Holly Belknap covered her trip to England France and Italy. In Trenton Circle election at Mrs Thomas Bell home Mrs William Evans became president with Mrs Jesse Creech as vice president and other officers named. A tea for Friendly Mothers Club is set for April 28. Prize winners were Mrs Schrock and Mrs Lawson.
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Adrian Brooks
Russell Nicols
Middletown Circle
MSL
Moorman Place
Holly Belknap
England
France
Italy
William Evans
Trenton Circle
Thomas Bell
Jesse Creech
Creech
H. J. Schrock
Morton Lawson
Ray Leis
Friendly Mothers’ Club
Trenton Circle of Mothers Study League
Trenton
League
Schrock
Lawson
Miss Joan Patterson Honored With Kitchen Shower
Miss Joan Patterson bride elect of Edward Fisher was honored with a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Donald Miller and Mrs. Chester Hardin at the Hardin home on Princeton Street. Twenty five guests attended the event in a recreation room decorated with pink and white streamers and white wedding bells. Gifts centered on a miniature bride doll. The couple plans to marry May 15 at Holy Trinity Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan Patterson
Edward Fisher
Donald Miller
Chester Hardin
Princeton Street
Hardin
Mise Patterson
Mr. Fisher
Holy Trinity Church
Evil eye legend sways Italian voters and communist campaign
Amid superstition among Italians about Mrs. Luce's evil eye, Italians seeking help to consulates claimed the ambassador’s curse targeted communists. Officials whispered the belief, saying the curse affected only Reds, prompting a campaign pullback by the communist side.
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Psi Chapters
Butler
Dry Cleaners
S. Clinton
Cincinnati Symphony
Ambulance Service
Douglas Craycroft
Chicago
James Staycraft
Warren Road
Bess Harpe
Georgia Charles
Ross A. Kramer
Linden Avenue
Washington, D. C
Peter Guzak
Tomorow
Tobias
Aquarium Club
Monroe
Ross Hill
Highland Circle, Msl
John Leighton
el Paso Drive
Leighton
J. R. Fry
Lynn Young
Glenn Perry
William Miller
EUB
Jayton Ashcraft
Midge Weir
John Wilkerson
John Kaufman
Geor Kalb
Earnest Rains
Marianne Earl
Corona Circle
Mallory Bell
Norman Nicols
Randall Edwards
Millard Schrote
Harold Radabaugh
Mem
Brandenburg Furs
Butler County
Clinton St
Dial
Miss Carol Maier
Bers
Caet Hall
Ortman
Canal Ph
Dick Chime
American Trust Building
Central Ave
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